Iowa Admin. Code r. 193C-3.3 - Comity applications

(1) The components of a comity application include: the completed application form; the ethics questionnaire; references; transcripts; and verification of examinations, as appropriate. Comity applicants may submit the NCEES record in lieu of providing references, verifications, transcripts, and employment history. Since the verification of examination records must, in most cases, be sent directly from the jurisdiction where the applicant took the Fundamentals of Engineering and Principles and Practice Engineering examinations, the applicant should contact the other jurisdiction in advance of submitting the application to request this verification and make every effort to have the verification sent to the board at the time that the application is submitted. Likewise, for transcripts the applicant should contact the university in advance of submitting the application to make every effort to have the transcripts transmitted to the board at the time that the application is submitted.
(2) Comity applications will be reviewed as they are completed. Comity applications will not be reviewed until all components have been received.
(3) Comity applicants will be notified in writing via regular mail or email regarding the results of the review of their applications.
(4) Temporary permits. The board does not issue temporary permits except as provided for in rule 193C-5.3 (542B,272C). Based upon review by a board member, temporary permits were previously issued to applicants whose applications met all requirements and who were expected to qualify for approval by the full board at the next regularly scheduled board meeting. Since applications that meet these criteria are now routinely processed as they are completed and reviewed, temporary permits are no longer necessary.

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Iowa Admin. Code r. 193C-3.3
ARC 7754B, lAB 5/6/09, effective 6/10/09 Amended by IAB April 21, 2021/Volume XLIII, Number 22, effective 5/26/2021 Amended by IAB October 6, 2021/Volume XLIV, Number 7, effective 11/10/2021

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